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Win/Loss Records for All WrestleMania Performers

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The City of Brotherly Love (Philadelphia)
Originally published on August 7, 2004
Written by David Frederick

A name that has not really had meaning in just over 300 years when William Penn chartered the city in 1701. Philadelphia, being the former capitol of the United States during the colony years and site of the creation/signing of the Declaration of Independence, also has tons of historical sites. There is just too much to talk about Philadelphia as a part of American history. Philadelphia has also been among the most historical places in professional wrestling history.

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“The Notorious 187″ Homicide Discusses Why He Classifies The Reuniting Of The LAX At ROH’s “Manhattan Mayhem IV” This Saturday Night In New York City As “The Biggest Night Of His Wrestling Career,” Whether His Match With Hernandez vs. The Kings Of Wrestling Should Be Seen As A Direct Message To TNA, The Significance Of Winning His “Defy Or Deny” Elimination Match This Friday Night As Part Of His Quest To Regain The ROH World Championship, Why He Would Choose Kurt Angle To Have His “Dream Match” With, & If He Sees Ring Of Honor As Where He Would Like To End His In-Ring Career

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Although TNA has been making many mistakes as a company this year, their biggest one without doubt has been letting a drugged Jeff Hardy to be involved in a main event match of a PPV. Many fans have started to predict the demise of TNA.  

 A true wrestling fan is someone who doesn’t blindly love WWE and instantly turn on every other pro wrestling promotion there is. Sadly, there are a handful of “pro wrestling” fans who only watch and support WWE. The fact of the matter is, TNA can and has proven on many occasions that it is capable of being a better company than WWE. On the flip side of things, it has also recently begun to show that it may be out of business soon.
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If you missed the March 15th edition of Online World of Wrestling Radio with host Alan Wojcik, contributors Spug & Mase of Wrestle Talk Radio; here’s the highlights:

Alan opened the program by telling the listeners our scheduled 9pm guest Sid Vicious was suffering from the flu and would be on next week’s program.

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Kurt Angle Discusses The Details On The Knee Injury That He Suffered During The TNA iMPACT Tapings In Fayetteville, Why He Wants To Re-Sign With TNA & Retire With TNA (But Why He Cannot Count Out A Return To The WWE), His Initial Fears Involving His Children In His Feud With Jeff & Karen Jarrett, Why He Credits Hulk Hogan For Helping Him Through This Point In His TNA Career, If He Believes His Chances For The WWE Hall Of Fame Were Jeopardized By Signing With TNA, Whether Or Not He Would Embrace A One-On-One Match With Bart Scott If An NFL Lockout Transpires, The Importance of Transitioning Into A Part-Time Wrestling Schedule At This Point In Time In His Career, His Experience Of Filming “River Of Darkness” (And The Significance Of Bringing In Kevin Nash & Sid Vicious Into The Fold For The Film), How He Is Trying To Mirror What Sylvester Stallone Has Done In The Movie Industry, His Upcoming Films Lined Up Through North Shore Pictures For 2011 & Beyond, Plus What The Future Has In Store For Angle Foods

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WrestleMania, said to be the grandest stage of them all. And once upon a time it was. But in modern day wrestling that statement would be questionable. Everything post attitude era has been on a steady slope down hill, but has this wrestling rut done the improbable and actually affected the biggest stage of wrestling? Has WrestleMania lost that essence that made it was it once was or are we as fans just not allowing ourselves to see it? Well, after much thinking I have come up with my views on the matter. So read on and I shall discuss where I stand on “The Decline of WrestleMania”.

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AS I SEE IT
Bob Magee
Pro Wrestling: Between the Sheets
PWBTS.com

There’s not a person who hasn’t seen the devastation of the March 11 8.9 earrhquake in the Sendai region of Japan. The earthquake damage and the even more powerful tsunami, whose effects were felt as far as the Pacific North American coastline have killed hundreds of people, with thousands more missing and feared dead, tens of thousands injured, and untold billions of dollars in property destruction.

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Ever since Kurt Angle left WWE, he’s been asked the question if he’ll ever return to WWE, and he made his decision very clear during a recent interview.

 During a recent interview, Kurt Angle revealed that his contract is set to expire some time in August/September, but he made sure to mention that he will not be leaving TNA to head to WWE. Instead, he boldly stated that he plans to retire with the company.

Although it’s always great to look at Kurt Angle’s loyalty to TNA, you have to understand that retiring in TNA isn’t the best option. The company isn’t a small-scale operation by a long shot, but at this time, it’s of no match in comparison to WWE.

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If you missed the Tuesday March 8th edition of the Online World of Wrestling Radio with host Alan Wojcik and contributors from Wrestle Talk Radio/Otaku Talk Radio’s Spug & Mase plus Kevin K. Scott formerly of Under the Ring, here are the highlights:
 
Our 100% free to listeners “WrestleMania Memories” guest was soon to be WWE Hall of Famer member Road Warrior Animal who fielded questions from our contributors, callers, chat room residents and emailers on a variety of topics including: his partner Hawk, WWE, NWA/WCW, Japan, AAW, Verne Gagne, Jim Herd, Vince McMahon, Hulk Hogan, Ultimate Warrior, WarGames, the Night of the SkyWalkers, plus his son James’s amazing career at the Ohio State University. Animal will be signing copies of his new book Road Warriors: Danger, Death & the Rush of Wrestling at bookstores across America. Log onto www.theroadwarrioranimal.com for dates and locations.

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